You could rent from Alamo or National Emerald Isle (free to join) where they let you pick from a selection of cars within whatever category of vehicle you've chosen.

@@Club-Thirty-Three Yes, but even as a NON-member, I've been able to pick my vehicle. I think that it (July) was a peak time for travelers, and they said they didn't have a lot to pick from, so they probably just wanted to give out what they had matching what you'd reserved as close as possible. For me, I asked for leather since it was my family and I traveling for a week, then driving to Tampa, then returning it at Tampa International Airport.I think they ALSO didn't let me pick because they wanted to give me something they needed at Tampa because I was acting as a "Transporter" of sorts for that small SUV (the 2015 GMC Terrain SLT-2 V6 FWD). It was still a nice vehicle, though, and with plenty of driver assistance tech!

Did the Land Rover break down at all? They have a dreadful reputation here in Europe as the least reliable vehicle.

@@arunphillips6977 Hello, No breakdowns, but it was brand spanking new. I had to take the owner's manual into our resort, so I could figure out how to turn off some of the bells and whistles. My wife and daughter called it the beast. If I were to buy any Land Rover/Cruiser, I would get the extended warranty because they are notorious for having lots of issues. It was metallic black, very beautiful.

Yeah Enterprise always gets the older cars

You’ll never see a rental 2.0T accord. The majority of them are the base 1.5T, you might see a few hybrid accords.

@@SF.Automotive thnx. I am trying to book premium sedan category and was wondering what car choices do they offer (besides nissan maxima) under the premium sedans.

@@mazbpl Chrysler 300 too!

@@SF.Automotive Thnx. Have you ever seen Volkswagen Arteon in that category?

@@mazbpl I’ve actually never seen an arteon rental. I’ve seen a ton of Passat rentals in Canada, they’re over 2 years old by now so they’re becoming rare as rentals